Another name for the Type tool.

A layer added to a sequence of video clips with the intention of adding an effect to every clip in the sequence.

A transition effect that adjusts the light exposure only of a scene.

A transition effect that adjusts the light and sound of a scene.

Mother Nature

Normal conversation

Background sound

Ambient sound

Another name for the camera's flash and its input.

The size of the opening of a camera lens through which light passes.

The flash setting that allows the camera to judge the intensity of light.

Another term used for the time of day when the light is at its brightest.

Another term for Method Acting

The act of assembling footage from a scene from the morning's shot list.

The act of assisting the director by use of staging the mic's

The act of crediting the original author for the use of the author's work.

The act of rendering many video files at once

The act of repairing light glare over several video files

The act of organizing video files alphabetically

The act of organizing files in order of file size

The amount of high-fidelity audio that can be compressed for a video file.

The amount of space left on the timeline before the mp4 limit.

The amount of color available per pixel within an image.

The amount of time left after rendering a project.

What you do when your nasal hair starts growing out of your nose.

When you edit or "clip" the first four seconds of a video clip.

Audio distortion that happens when an amplifier is pushed past its limits.

When you reduce the size of the video clip from Full HD to Standard HD.

A For-Profit use of a work.

When you obtain permission to film in front of a Public facility.

When a company's proposal is the winning bid for a film project.

A project undertaken by public-service departments like a high school drama class.

The technical blueprint for the script.

A status of a work that protects the work from use w/o obtaining permission from the original author.

The contract signed by the director, producer and the supplier.

The duplication of a script given to the Director by the author.

The keystroke that deletes the last imported video file.

The keystroke that eliminates audio from a J-Cut.

The keystroke that eliminates audio from an L-Cut.

A color used as part or all of a background that can be replaced w/o footage from another video.

A work derived from authenticated audio interviews and not previously released internet uploads.

A work that contains copyright-protected elements of an original work.

An original work that is derived from authenticated-online research.

An original work that is derived from first-person interviews.

The industry terminology for translating US $1 to the International standard fee of the British/ Euro dollar.

The U.S. terminology which states that the acting set has equal access to all performers regardless of physical abilities.

The U.S. terminology for paying living wages for performance actors.

The international terminology for "Fair Use."

Placing two video files together while adjusting the audio so that were sequentially identical.

The space between two characters of a text.

Taking apart a video and replacing it with a B-roll.

The act of separating audio from video.

The act of selecting a video file and connecting it to the same time frame as an audio file.

The act of adjusting the frame rate to the ISO of the color scheme.

A series of two or more shots in which one shot is cut to another in a way that multiple shots look like a single shot.

Similar to White Balance in photography where a white page is placed in front of a lens to determine what "Real" white is.

tells you how intense the sunlight is.

tells you how bright the interior light is.

what is white after the photographer determines the light degree

what is white by focusing on the white in a garment

Thermostat

White Balance

Color Temperature

Color Theory

Red to Blue

Yellow to Green

Red to Black

White to Black

It depends on if it's a sunny day

Intense Heat

The Coolest

Neither, it's not in the range.

The Freezing Point of Water only

The Boiling Point Water and The Freezing Point of Water

Only the Boiling Point of Water

Neither, it measures how heavy a drop of water is.

35* Farenheit

70* Farenheit

0*- 100*

0* - 50*

35* F

-273.15* C

400* F

- 2010* C

0* C

0* F

-0* C

-273.15* C or

0* K

Classify stars in the galaxy

In Film photography to determine how film emulsion reacts to light

In digital photography, to determine how the imaging sensor perceives different colors of light

To identify the color of a light source

All of the above

5600 k

23000 K

150 K

10 K

2500 K

1350 K

9864 K

25,000- 28,000 K

It is the same as "White Balance."

Mathematically, it means 2/3 + 6*7

The frame size you are shooting your film on.

It is the difference between the Light Ratio and the Sound Ratio

1.5 x 3

4:3

8.5 x 11

11 x 14

SHANE (1953)

THE WIZARD OF OZ (1938)

SUPERFLY (1974)

THE AVENGERS (2018)

the same thing as a manual White Balance setting

changes the color into a light spectrum for digital processing

turns the image upside down before flipping it over for developing

distorts the image by squeezing it so it can be restored to its original form later.

The IMAX

The Radisson

Cape Canveral

Lincoln Center auditorium

because it the aspect ratio that can show old and new films without having a loss of imaging.

because it is the aspect ratio that gives you the widest possible viewing angle.

because it is the aspect ratio that allows HD audio to be translated to your tv without the old RCA cables.

because it is the aspect ratio that will allow your tv to convert b/w shows to color.

Wide shot

Super Wide shot

Extreme Wide Shot

Room sound

Full Shot

Wide shot

Medium Close Up

Medium Full Shot

Close Up

Medium Close Up

Medium Shot

Extremely close up

The three primary colors are RGB.

They are secondary colors are orange, green, and purple.

Three primary colors are RYB.

Color HEX a easy to use tool to get Color Code information

IOU

RYB

PNG

RGB

Warm

Cool

Analogous

Neutral

Color Triad

Analogous Colors

Complementary Colors

Secondary Colors

Cool

Monochromatic

Warm

Analogous

Elementary, Secondary, Tertiary

Primary, Intermediate, Fixed

Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Primary , Whole, Fixed

Cyan

Malta

Yellow

and Blue

Cyan

Magenta

Yellow

and Black

Cyan

Magenta

Yellow

and Blue

Cyan

Magnesium

Yellow

and Blue

Hue is the moisture

on digital film

Hue refers

to an App

Hue refers to the dominant color family

Hue refers

to cutting

of a clip

An audio file format which allows the original data to be perfectly reconstructed from compressed data. This makes the file smaller, without loosing quality.

An audio file format that is made by removing some of the audio data. The file size is smaller but the quality will be lower.

An audio file format that contains 100% of the audio data. This file will be the highest quality and the largest file size.

An audio file format which allows the original data to be perfectly reconstructed from compressed data. This makes the file smaller, without loosing quality.

An audio file format that is made by removing some of the audio data. The file size is smaller but the quality will be lower.

An audio file format that contains 100% of the audio data. This file will be the highest quality and the largest file size.

An audio file format which allows the original data to be perfectly reconstructed from compressed data. This makes the file smaller, without loosing quality.

An audio file format that is made by removing some of the audio data. The file size is smaller but the quality will be lower.

An audio file format that contains 100% of the audio data. This file will be the highest quality and the largest file size.

Lossless

Lossy

Lossless

Lossy

Lossless

Lossy

Lossless

Lossy

Lossless

Lossy

Lossless

Lossy

Lossless

Lossy

Image

Bitmap

Vector

Pen Tool

Picking Pimples In the Mirror

Pictures Para Ingles

Para Professionals Incorporated

Pixels Per Inch